In 74 my older brother(10 yrs older) took me to see DP1. First. Beer first. Weed first. Took myself to all the bands to come from this group. Except Coverdale/Page. Sad. Thx big bro. Your baby sister is looking up and thanking you for the best music ed EVER. So many tastes and genres. Miss you Play more!!!! Love seeing people react when for me, its just kick ass bang your head RR. ALL NATURAL. NO FAKE COMP GENERATED ANYTHING TRUE MUSICIANS!!!!
Fantastic performance by an elite group. Ritchie, Ian and Jon, leading the way plus great vocals from David & Glenn. Check out the songs "Stormbringer" and "Sail Away", these are other MK3 bangers.
The people laughed and she said 'burn.' Enjoy the ride with a fantastic band, good reaction. That concert (Cal Jam) produced many memorable performances.
BURN album is awesome you got BURN MIGHT JUST TAKE YOUR LIFE LAY DOWN STAY DOWN SAIL AWAY YOU FOOL NO ONE WHAT'S GOIN ON HERE MISTREATED "A"200 GREAT ALBUM LOVE DEEP PURPLE GREAT REACTION PAL 🇬🇧🤟🤟and also 1968 the book of talisman 3 tunes i love. Kentucky women/shield/anthem have a listen to these Daniel
Started with deep purple as a teenage,now nightwish,and bands in-between,to many to mention,too many bands to love.,still a teen-ager at 💓still rocking🤘🏴
Glenn still has the range, even now. In 1982 this set was released on VHS. I paid approximately $750 on a VHS recorder….so I could own and play this concert.
@@carolinestirland3126 thank you. Nobody plays guitar like Ritchie and I had never seen him playing live, in any form, up that point. I had everything on Vinyl and was just shy of getting a CD player (the next year I think).
Oh rats, sorry I missed this, I cannot tell you how much I love this song! ❤❤❤Random fact, I live in the town in England.where Glenn Hughes was born and grew up - Cannock, Staffordshire 😎👍🏻
That's better! Glen Hughes can fairly belt with the best of them! And what we lacked in fashion, we made up for with the music in the 70's! You could try Speed King or Black Knight next? 🤗
if yuou liked this song, you should check out the song "Mistreated" from this same concert......1974 Live from the California Jam. You'll love it. Kurt from Maine
More Deep Purple - "Flight Of The Rat" - "Speed King" - "Black Night" - "Fireball" - "The Mule" (live version Made in Japan) - "Highway Star" - "Lazy" - "Space Truckin" - "You Fool No One".....
Jimmy Page said in a recent interview that Ritchie Blackmore blows his doors off. As far as playing live and doing Is improbation live. You said he was a better lead guitarist. So there is your answer. You got it from the man himself, Jimmy Page.
"More Deep Purple, please" is like "Do you want more cake?" I'll go hella obscure. DP: "And The Address", "Faultline/Painter and "Why Didn't Rosemary?" R. "Eyes Of The World" and "Coronarius Redig". The first and last have no vocals.
Around 400,000 people there that day. 250,000 paid and the sest broke through the fences. People forget how big Purple were back in the 70s. The Eagles and Sabbath were support acts. Biggest band on the bill but Blackmore wanted to go on second to last just as the sun was going down. Plus, he wanted to make it really difficult on ELP by blowing up his amps, and he destroyed a tv camera with his guitar. ELP were nit happy because everyone remembers Purple more than them from that day.
Get on some Free! Like a supergroup from the get-go as teenagers, they had the best guitarist, bassist, drummer and singer, luckily great songwriters and brilliant live. Wishing Well, My Brother Jake, Alright Now etc etc.
You obviouly liked the voice of that bass player, Glenn Hughes. So I recommend to check out Rata Blanca ft. Glenn Hughes - Mistreated ruclips.net/video/lvsMA6wgicA/видео.html Glenn Hughes, (the voice of rock), was in Deep Purple 1973-1976 on bass and backing / additional lead vocals, and in many other bands after that. I have read that his vaocal range is five octaves, from D2 to D6. For me he is one of the best rock singers.
The live version from the 'Made in Europe' album has superior audio. I see recommendations for "Mistreated" from this concert video but again, the live album version simply sounds better: ruclips.net/video/yPLFvDABFQs/видео.html Also from 'Burn', I recommend this live "You Fool No One": ruclips.net/video/0eAfmE0wmm4/видео.html
MISTREATED is THE song to react to from this concert (California Jam 1974). Honestly, this one is not great in my view. And I adore the studio version.
That was very good, but only semi-good for me. I have DP seen and heard live with Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale and it was nice, but also `only` nice. And yes "Mistreated" was my favorite song too on the album "Burn". Because the very best performance of DP I see and of course heard was the formation with Roger Glover on bass guitar and one of the best vocalist ever Ian Gillan - one of the best rock singers next to Robert Plant at that time. Sorry but that's just my taste - all the best @all from germany
Go ahead and laugh... At least we were committed with our hair and clothing.. You twenty something's can't be committed to your cell phone for more than a year... People think less of you know, They'll think less in the future...
Coverdale sings like he has a sock in his mouth during the entire performance. Glenn Hughes is definitely the superior vocalist to this very day. Find the video from this concert where Blackmore sets the stage on fire (and Ian Paice). He also trashed 3 or 4 Strats, lol. Petulant child is his hallmark.
@michaelkarlsson5966 I simply was pointing out they are better with gillan and the lineups with him singing are the ones I listen to. If u like coverdale good luck to you. Each to their own
That awkward moment when you're the lead vocalist of one the biggest rock bands in the world but you realize your bass player is a better singer than you! 😎 Mr. Glenn Hughes ladies and Gentlemen!
In the seventies for me Deep Purple was THE BAND! Incredible musicians, music way ahead of its time. After the departure of original singer Ian Gillian and bassist Roger Glover they took ads I’d Coverdale (who created Whitesnake later on and bassist and vocalist Glenn Hughes (who went to Black Sabbath for a while) and created a monster album Burn which is among the top 3 DP albums….incredible talent!
I would argue that the least liked line ups of Deep Purple are the mark IV with Tommy Bolin on guitar and mark V with Joe Lynn Turner on vocals. I personally prefer mark III over mark II but not by much :)
Throughout the entire song, the drumming...
In 74 my older brother(10 yrs older) took me to see DP1. First. Beer first. Weed first.
Took myself to all the bands to come from this group. Except Coverdale/Page. Sad.
Thx big bro. Your baby sister is looking up and thanking you for the best music ed EVER. So many tastes and genres.
Miss you
Play more!!!!
Love seeing people react when for me, its just kick ass bang your head RR.
ALL NATURAL.
NO FAKE COMP GENERATED ANYTHING
TRUE MUSICIANS!!!!
Deep Purple,Keep on moving,a different sound for Deep Purple 👍🤘
Fantastic performance by an elite group. Ritchie, Ian and Jon, leading the way plus great vocals from David & Glenn. Check out the songs "Stormbringer" and "Sail Away", these are other MK3 bangers.
Sail away is a real favourite of mine
The people laughed and she said 'burn.' Enjoy the ride with a fantastic band, good reaction. That concert (Cal Jam) produced many memorable performances.
BURN album is awesome you got
BURN
MIGHT JUST TAKE YOUR LIFE
LAY DOWN STAY DOWN
SAIL AWAY
YOU FOOL NO ONE
WHAT'S GOIN ON HERE
MISTREATED
"A"200
GREAT ALBUM LOVE DEEP PURPLE GREAT REACTION PAL 🇬🇧🤟🤟and also 1968 the book of talisman 3 tunes i love. Kentucky women/shield/anthem have a listen to these Daniel
"That voice man".... Glenn Hughes is touring the US playing classic Deep Purple songs, is he visiting near you?
If you ever wondered why Blackmore's next band was called "Rainbow" .
Very underrated/forgotten DP album "Live in Europe".
His favorite hangout. Rainbow Bar and Grill.
I think it is their best live album, actually. The intensity is through the roof. “You Fool No One” from that gig is bonkers.
Cheers 🍺
Must do "Mistreated" from same concert.
Started with deep purple as a teenage,now nightwish,and bands in-between,to many to mention,too many bands to love.,still a teen-ager at 💓still rocking🤘🏴
Blackmore's Night is awesome also, Richie Blackmore,And Candice Night,
Blackmore's Night have been ignored by huge amounts of people, and it's a sad loss for them
Space Truckin, Rat Bat Blue, Woman From Tokyo, Pictures Of Home, You Fool No One, Perfect Strangers, Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming, Fireball
If you're interested in what Glenn Hughes sounds like 40 years on, check out "Burn" Black Country Communion Live over Europe
Glenn still has the range, even now. In 1982 this set was released on VHS. I paid approximately $750 on a VHS recorder….so I could own and play this concert.
That is commitment
@@carolinestirland3126 thank you. Nobody plays guitar like Ritchie and I had never seen him playing live, in any form, up that point. I had everything on Vinyl and was just shy of getting a CD player (the next year I think).
Oh rats, sorry I missed this, I cannot tell you how much I love this song! ❤❤❤Random fact, I live in the town in England.where Glenn Hughes was born and grew up - Cannock, Staffordshire 😎👍🏻
It's the California Jam concert
That's better! Glen Hughes can fairly belt with the best of them! And what we lacked in fashion, we made up for with the music in the 70's! You could try Speed King or Black Knight next? 🤗
Considering it's 50 years old, the audio is superb. Bring on the purple. Wring that neck 1970 and strange kind of woman please
Deep Purple 🤘🏻
Glenn Hughes 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
yyyeeesss thanks for the trip on memory lane. Love you're reaction dude.💯🤘🇮🇹🇧🇪🇪🇺
if yuou liked this song, you should check out the song "Mistreated" from this same concert......1974 Live from the California Jam. You'll love it. Kurt from Maine
This may be the best video available from that show at the moment: ruclips.net/video/fP3Scv-B9tw/видео.html
The whole song is great, but at 4:10 happens one of my favourite moments in all of music 🤟👹❤
Oh yes!
More Deep Purple - "Flight Of The Rat" - "Speed King" - "Black Night" - "Fireball" - "The Mule" (live version Made in Japan) - "Highway Star" - "Lazy" - "Space Truckin" - "You Fool No One".....
Not many reactors react to Flight of the Rat. It's a real jammer great song.
I was at this concert it was epic history You must watch the finale
Imho the definitive version of this is on Made In Europe
Roughly a year earlier the singer was singing in bars to about 50 people
Have you heard “Highway Star” live ?….a must !
If you like Deep Purple, I recomand also the Band Uriah Heep ! My fovorite Song July Morning but Uriah Heep has so many Hits
Glenn Hughes still has the credentials ❤
Fortunately, it wasn't too windy at that concert or, with those flared trousers, they might have taken off.
Ahhhh hahaha. Good Choice. Ritchie Blackmore vs Jimmy Page, the endless debate.
Jimmy Page said in a recent interview that Ritchie Blackmore blows his doors off. As far as playing live and doing Is improbation live. You said he was a better lead guitarist. So there is your answer. You got it from the man himself, Jimmy Page.
My two favourite songs all time when it comes to Deep Purple are Mistreated and of course Smoke on the water.
I loooove your reaction ❤
Impresionante !!
Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina !
"More Deep Purple, please" is like "Do you want more cake?"
I'll go hella obscure.
DP: "And The Address", "Faultline/Painter and "Why Didn't Rosemary?"
R. "Eyes Of The World" and "Coronarius Redig".
The first and last have no vocals.
CR is with Deep Purple.
Eyes of the Word es de raimbow
Yeahh ❤..more Deep purple💜 and Rainbow 🌈 please Sir 🔥🎵🎤🔊🫶🔥🔥🪷
I was the same ,i didnt even rate Smoke on the Water ,it was ok ,when you get a chance do Mandrake Root live.....great reaction to Burn & great tune
Around 400,000 people there that day. 250,000 paid and the sest broke through the fences. People forget how big Purple were back in the 70s. The Eagles and Sabbath were support acts. Biggest band on the bill but Blackmore wanted to go on second to last just as the sun was going down. Plus, he wanted to make it really difficult on ELP by blowing up his amps, and he destroyed a tv camera with his guitar. ELP were nit happy because everyone remembers Purple more than them from that day.
So good!
Always preferred Gillan's voice, but have to admit this was still a banger.
Get on some Free! Like a supergroup from the get-go as teenagers, they had the best guitarist, bassist, drummer and singer, luckily great songwriters and brilliant live. Wishing Well, My Brother Jake, Alright Now etc etc.
You obviouly liked the voice of that bass player, Glenn Hughes. So I recommend to check out Rata Blanca ft. Glenn Hughes - Mistreated ruclips.net/video/lvsMA6wgicA/видео.html Glenn Hughes, (the voice of rock), was in Deep Purple 1973-1976 on bass and backing / additional lead vocals, and in many other bands after that. I have read that his vaocal range is five octaves, from D2 to D6. For me he is one of the best rock singers.
You should react to "Mistreated" in this concert. Or even better, compare to Rainbow version in Munich. It will be enjoyable.
BLACK NIGHT
Not the best recording, but the Mk.3 Purple, while different, were just as good as Mk.2 in my opinion.
Thanks for reacting to this song, in my humble opinion, Burn from the “Made in Europe” album is better. Consider checking it out when you can.
The live version from the 'Made in Europe' album has superior audio. I see recommendations for "Mistreated" from this concert video but again, the live album version simply sounds better: ruclips.net/video/yPLFvDABFQs/видео.html
Also from 'Burn', I recommend this live "You Fool No One": ruclips.net/video/0eAfmE0wmm4/видео.html
MISTREATED is THE song to react to from this concert (California Jam 1974). Honestly, this one is not great in my view. And I adore the studio version.
Mandrake root live mk2
Try “Fools”…
Too bad the audio was bad. You really should here the album version. But LAZY live 1972 is a must
That was very good, but only semi-good for me. I have DP seen and heard live with Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale and it was nice, but also `only` nice. And yes "Mistreated" was my favorite song too on the album "Burn". Because the very best performance of DP I see and of course heard was the formation with Roger Glover on bass guitar and one of the best vocalist ever Ian Gillan - one of the best rock singers next to Robert Plant at that time. Sorry but that's just my taste - all the best @all from germany
Make it louder buddy. Louder!
Go ahead and laugh...
At least we were committed with our hair and clothing..
You twenty something's can't be committed to your cell phone for more than a year...
People think less of you know,
They'll think less in the future...
Coverdale sings like he has a sock in his mouth during the entire performance. Glenn Hughes is definitely the superior vocalist to this very day. Find the video from this concert where Blackmore sets the stage on fire (and Ian Paice). He also trashed 3 or 4 Strats, lol. Petulant child is his hallmark.
I agree, he hadn't figured out how to project his voice properly. That's why I rarely watch this concert.
not the same without Ian Gillan singing
why would it be the same? New people in the band expands the sound which for me is great and enjoy all line ups of Deep Purple very much :)
@michaelkarlsson5966 I simply was pointing out they are better with gillan and the lineups with him singing are the ones I listen to. If u like coverdale good luck to you. Each to their own
Fair to say you are a deep purple fan now?. Sadly you can't abbreviate deep purple as you do nw( nightwish) that's a whole other community lol
That awkward moment when you're the lead vocalist of one the biggest rock bands in the world but you realize your bass player is a better singer than you! 😎 Mr. Glenn Hughes ladies and Gentlemen!
I would dispute that. They both had excellent voices and there are songs that one can sing but the other can't.
Awful voice. Bring back Ian Gillan. He was pure class.
Probably the least liked line up, for me Gillan was a much better vocalist than either of these two.
In the seventies for me Deep Purple was THE BAND! Incredible musicians, music way ahead of its time. After the departure of original singer Ian Gillian and bassist Roger Glover they took ads I’d Coverdale (who created Whitesnake later on and bassist and vocalist Glenn Hughes (who went to Black Sabbath for a while) and created a monster album Burn which is among the top 3 DP albums….incredible talent!
I would argue that the least liked line ups of Deep Purple are the mark IV with Tommy Bolin on guitar and mark V with Joe Lynn Turner on vocals. I personally prefer mark III over mark II but not by much :)
@@michaelkarlsson5966 you are entitled to your opinion, even if it's wrong 😂